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I have a Crucial M500 960GB partitioned into a 128gb HFS+ for OSX, and the rest is a 'stuff' folder meant for exchange between Windows and OSX. Initially this was NTFS which is of course read-only to OSX. There are ways, yes, but I wasn't so sure about them, drivers like NTFS3G or a terminal command to enable native read/write access. Then I re-partitioned and turned it into FAT32. That worked great except for that some disk images and huge movies don't fit under the 4gb limit there. So - great idea! ExFAT right? It's used on memory cards and flash drives! It'll work great! So after copying all the stuff onto it, it stopped working after a reboot. It just showed up as as a greyed out disk1s4 in Disk utility. Mission failed. It's back to FAT32 for the time being. What's the best file system to use for this?
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enMTW posted:
This is very nice. When El Capitan goes final I'm going to start from scratch with Clover this time.
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Aug 23, 2015 23:13
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I'm on an Asus Z97i Plus and GTX 970 but I'm not running El Cap quite yet - haven't had time to figure out why it won't boot setup yet. Probably setting my nvidia flags wrong.
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